I've worn a lot of different hats, in many different sectors over my career. Like a lot of college seniors, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do when I graduated, so I jumped into recruiting for consulting firms. I joined Bain's New York office and worked for three years there as a management consultant. While I loved the job, learned a lot, and met some of my best friends, I realized after three years that something was missing. After leaving Bain, I spent six months working in the Global Health branch at the Gates Foundation, which opened my eyes to the scale of global inequality and motivated me to consider working for one of our partner organizations. A couple months later, I moved to East Africa, where I spent the next three years working for One Acre Fund, a social enterprise that helps farmers farm more productively. There I shaped a 5-year systems change strategy and oversaw strategy/ops for our Kenya field team. After a 3-year MBA/MPP program at Harvard and Stanford, I'm focused on helping people build lives of joyful connection as a coach and community builder - which has involved stints in state level government, social entrepreneurship, and building my coaching practice. I'd love to use these experiences and skills I've learned along the way to help you navigate the twists and turns in your own career. Check my calendar to schedule an intro chat and get started -- if you don't see a time that works, just reach out to me directly!